CO129-469 - Governor Sir Stubbs - 1921 [9-12] — Page 590

1

elduta, bak

+

."--

>

545/4/81

Path to a

3870

68

581

even with the assistance which they received from interned

Germans the liquidators would often have found it very

difficult to discover the facts, and the task would be

impossible now.

4. A certain amount of information with regard

to the claims of secured creditors is contained in the

liquidators' reports, as supplemented by the Custodian's report forwarded in my Confidential despatch of 15th

September. The only practical course would appear to be

for the German Clearing Office to take action on the

evidence afforded by these reports, together with such

further evidence as it may be able to obtain from interested

parties in Germany.

B. With regard to the particular case of Captain Bendixen, I have already requested in my despatch

No.437 of the 3rd of December that he should be asked to

forward his documents of title to property in Hongkong, and on receipt of these the matter will be further

considered.

I have the honour to be,

Bir,

Your most obedient humble servant,

7. E. Stubby.

Governor, c.